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Ready to Live Your Best Life? You Can in Michigan
MEDC partners with regional organizations throughout the state to provide you with a real view of what it’s like to live and work in different communities throughout the state. These groups may be part of the local chamber of commerce, economic development team, young professional group or from a Back 2 Michigan organization.
These partners can best connect you to local information on housing, education opportunities, recreation, and community groups where you (and your family) can find “your people” and “your place.” Whether you are interested in living and working in a downtown urban location, want a more suburban option, crave wide open spaces, or just want easy access to fresh water coastline, Michigan provides it all.
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Tech Talent with a Purpose: Devin Allen’s Inspiring Mission
Devin Allen: Leading with Skill and Heart Meet Devin Allen, a rising star in Michigan’s tech scene who’s redefining what it means to lead with both skill and heart. Devin a gifted designer and coder at StockX, and also a passionate advocate for inclusivity, dedicating his personal time to mentoring individuals with disabilities. Discover how […]
Read MoreGrand Rapids is the benchmark for Michigan’s growth
West Michigan stands out in the state for its ability to grow both population and jobs One area of success is increasing how many educated young professionals live in the region Among the region’s 10-year goals is to increase tech jobs, and it’s on track to reach that Our state’s second-largest city has been a […]
Read MoreMichigan’s Award-Winning Talent Attraction Effort Delivers Momentum with Workers and Relocators
Quality of life, career opportunity, and affordability among top reasons candidates consider Michigan, one-year into the “You Can in Michigan” campaign LANSING, Mich.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Approximately one year after the public launch of Michigan’s talent attraction campaign, a long-term effort meant to help retain and attract high-tech workers alongside population growth initiatives, the message that “You […]
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